Australian Resources Minister says exporters assured the government that they will supply enough gas to meet demand throughout the third quarter, while the country will not impose gas export curbs on the east coast market

The assurance from Australia's Resources Minister indicates that gas exporters are confident in meeting demand for the third quarter without government-imposed export restrictions.

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This stable supply outlook may alleviate concerns about potential shortages, which could help keep gas prices stable in the near term, benefiting both domestic consumers and broader market sentiment around energy commodities.

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